The Royal Hospital School (RHS) in Holbrook launched its 2025 programme on June 7, with the festival running until June 23 and featuring music, art, design, literature, and performance.
Harriet Barber, head of art at RHS, said: “The Festival of the Arts at RHS has been a fantastic celebration of the incredible creativity and talent within our school community.
“It’s been inspiring to see pupils across all year groups express themselves through such a wide range of artistic disciplines.
“The enthusiasm and energy at each event so far has been truly uplifting, and we’re proud to be hosting a festival that places the arts at the heart of school life.”
On June 9, pupils enjoyed a talk from children’s author Ross Welford, who shared insights into his writing process.
A highlight of the programme was the Art, Design, and Media Exhibition, launched on June 13 at the Jellicoe Design Centre.
The exhibition featured work from Year 11 and Year 13 pupils, including fine art, design technology, and digital media.
On Sunday, families gathered for a Musical Picnic in the Park, with performances from the Bands of the Royal Air Force Regiment and RHS musicians.
The festival continues with Gig Night III on at 7pm on Saturday in the Burns Recital Hall.
The final event, Notes and Nibbles, takes place on Monday and will feature a lunchtime recital with refreshments.
